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Hamptons home on Judith Ripka's former property asks $16.9M

This Hamptons waterfront gem on 'Billionaire's Lane' was built on the site of luxury jewelry designer Judith Ripka's former home — on one of the most coveted waterfront streets along the East End — and it's now on the market for $16.9 million. Specifically, the gated beach dwelling, built in 2021, is across the street from the ocean on coveted Meadow Lane in Southampton. The home stands at 1323 Meadow Lane. It's a double-lot property on 4.4 acres, including 300 feet of water on Shinnecock Bay. Across the street, there's a who's who of the rich and famous, including Julia Koch, the widow of the late billionaire David Koch. 9 Judith Ripka previously owned a home on the site of this current listing. WireImage 9 Built in 2021, the listing boasts enviable waterfront vistas. Saunders & Associates 9 Just in time for summer, the outdoor spaces are ready to enjoy. Saunders & Associates 9 There's a white beachy vibe inside. Saunders & Associates 9 Light pours in through massive exposures. Saunders & Associates Past and present owners on Meadow Lane include billionaire hedge fund titan Ken Griffin — who bought Calvin Klein's property — private equity titan Henry Kravis, New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, hedge fund manager Dan Ochs and Dallas-based financier Gerald J. Ford. The street is also known for the Southampton Village Heliport, at 2075 Meadow Lane — a way for the wealthy to avoid the notoriously bad highway traffic. At 5,300 square feet, this listed estate features five bedrooms, five baths and one powder room. 9 A view of the open kitchen's layout. Saunders & Associates 9 The dining area also delivers clear water views. Saunders & Associates 9 The bedrooms delight in their views. Saunders & Associates 9 The saltwater pool. Saunders & Associates Details include floor-to-ceiling windows, wide-plank floors, a fireplace, plus lots of indoor/outdoor entertaining spaces. The home also features a modern chef's kitchen that opens to the outside, and a saltwater pool. Ripka and her husband, Ronald Berk, originally bought the land for $2.5 million in 2001, and built their residence there in 2004. They first listed it for sale in 2013 for $8.8 million. It ultimately sold for $5.2 million in 2017. The sellers, we hear, may be moving to the oceanfront side of the street. Listing broker Mark Greenwald, of Saunders & Associates, declined to comment.